2. INTRODUCTION
• Introducing our new app for doctors, designed to make
managing patient information and appointments as easy as
possible.
• With user-friendly interface, you can access patient records,
prescribe medications, schedule appointments, and more.
3. EXISTING SYSTEM
• Yes, there are several existing systems for managing patient
information and appointments for doctors.
• Some popular examples of practice management systems
include AdvancedMD and Kareo.
5. PROPOSED SYSTEM
• To over come all the limitations in existing system
• The proposed system for managing patient information and
appointments for doctors would aim to address some of the
disadvantages of existing systems, such as high cost,
complexity, and limited interoperability
• Affordable pricing
• User-friendly interface
• Advanced security
6. DOCTOR
• Appointment
• Add Doctor
• Delete Doctor
• Doctor Activity
• Patient Details
• Update Doctor
• Search Doctor
• View Doctor
7. ARCHITECTURE
• Managing patient information and appointments for doctors
would likely be based on a client-server model
• This would involve a central server that stores and manages all
patient information and appointments, and a client application
that allows doctors and other staff members to access and
interact with this information
8. • The client application could be a web-based application or a
mobile app, depending on the preference of the practice
• while the mobile app would allow them to access the
information from their smartphones or tablets.
• The server would use a relational database management
system (RDBMS) to store and manage the data.
9. • The system would also include an Application Programming
Interface (API) that allows the system to communicate with other
systems, such as lab systems or other Google map
• In terms of security, the system would use a combination of
technologies such as secure socket layer (SSL)
• For communication encryption and access control mechanisms
like role-based access control (RBAC) to ensure that patient
information is protected from unauthorized access.
10. MODEL
• System follows INCREMENTAL MODEL because initially software
requirements are reasonably well defined but the overall scope of
development effort is a purely linear process. There may be other
requirements of the user which will be known later. So, those
requirements can the implemented and delivered in the following
next increments.
